DC motor Control questions

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#11  
I probably am looking for 50 psi and 300L per hour ish....
 
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#12  
3000 L/ph I mean or 750Gph
 
   / DC motor Control questions #13  
50 psi and 750gph figures out to .36 hp. I don't know what kind of pump you're using, but 3/4 hp would probably be enough power.
 
   / DC motor Control questions #14  
Yea, 5hp is major overkill
 
   / DC motor Control questions #15  
I read that many people needing a variable speed motor will buy a used treadmill and use the motor and controls off of it.
I thing many of the treadmills are about 2 hp and they are easy to find on Craigslist. Good luck with your project.

Dwight
 
   / DC motor Control questions #16  
Still, look at a vfd if you run a 3ph motor. It will both allow you to power with single phase, and allow you to vary the speed of the motor. Now a gearbox may be better, as slowing down the motor reduces the torque, hence the output.... And evilbay can be your friend for vfds
 
   / DC motor Control questions #17  
3000 L/ph I mean or 750Gph

For 50 psi at 750 gallons per hour, and what are you pumping? That can make a difference too, does it need to be food grade? What is the viscosity of the liquid?

Your flow and pressure may not require much for a low viscosity liquid and a small simple pump for $150 may be all you need.
 
   / DC motor Control questions #18  
Now a gearbox may be better, as slowing down the motor reduces the torque, hence the output




I thought that an electric motor has maximum torque output at zero RPM ? I thought that is what Elon Musk said in an interview about why his Tesla P90d was so quick .
 
   / DC motor Control questions #19  
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I thought that an electric motor has maximum torque output at zero RPM ? I thought that is what Elon Musk said in an interview about why his Tesla P90d was so quick .
It depends on how the motor is made, some do, some don't.
 
   / DC motor Control questions #20  
Why not try and accomplish the flows and pressures you want on the fluid side.
Restricting the flow on a centrifugal pump reduces the load since there is no flow.
A globe valve on the output would give you a reasonable throttling control. Don't use a ball valve as fine tuning it is difficult.
You can also tee off some of the output and send it back to the reservoir using a valve to control how much .
Dave M7040
 

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